No Data is Too Big, No Kid is Too Small
Kids are naturally curious and enthusiastic. My little one was always full of questions like "How do they know it is our car?" as we drove through the electronic tolling in San Francisco's iconic Golden Gate Bridge.
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Our goal is to simplify complex topics like data. We believe making things easy and enjoyable helps kids stay excited about exploring. We've selected four essential life scenarios—the library, grocery store, birthday party, and electronic tolling on bridges—as the themes for creating a series of stories, videos, and fun quizzes to show kids how data plays a role in their daily lives, answering questions like the one about the Golden Gate Bridge.
We would like to inspire young minds and help them feel confident in a world filled with data. When kids feel confident, they can thrive in anything, and we aim to empower them for the data-driven future.
All About Us
Hey there, I'm Shilong Zhuang. I have been a data pro in Silicon Valley for over 14 years. I've worked at Facebook, Lyft, and eBay. I specialize in the domains of data science, analytics, and engineering, my job is all about using data to solve business puzzles.
It's like having super-duper magic glasses, but instead of seeing invisible stuff, I see hidden stories in the data. So, if you ever want to know something exciting or interesting, just ask me, and I'll see what the data says!
Hey, there, I'm Michael Zhuang, and guess what? I'm a first-grader! My mom think being a kid is kinda like having super-duper magic powers, like we're these unstoppable, energy-packed superheroes with wild imaginations. I totally agree with her!
You know, grown-ups can be kinda dull sometimes, so, here I am, on a top-secret mission to lend a hand to Shilong Zhuang. We team up to turn his grown-up talk into super kid-friendly stuff that even aliens from outer space can understand! And maybe, just maybe, I'll even be a superstar in his data videos!
